Five EU nations urge tax on energy firms’ windfall profits
Cuerpo said such a measure would "ease the burden on consumers and taxpayers"
How a US ground invasion of Iran would impact Europe
American boots on the ground would condemn Europe to a period of prolonged stagflation – and potentially economic catastrophe
French and Japanese vessels cross Strait of Hormuz in first since war
Just 221 commodities vessels have crossed the Strait of Hormuz since 1 March
Italian PM begins visit to Saudi Arabia on Gulf tour
Meloni began her unannounced trip in the Red Sea port city of Jeddah
EU under pressure as fertiliser costs soar on Middle East war
Agriculture sector representatives are due in Brussels for talks with the European Commission
Trump fires US army chief amid Iran war
There was little in the way of a public explanation for sacking General Randy George
US team invited to Kyiv to relaunch talks with Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has invited US negotiators to Kyiv
Vatican condemns war but maintains ties with an Iran-linked institution
Source says cooperation agreement with Tehran university dates back to 2007
Rima Hassan case tests MEP immunity and free speech, critics say
The case feeds into a long-running debate over how far France can go in policing speech in the name of counterterrorism
Editors’ Choice: If only Trump were a great reader
The American president would no doubt insist he's a "GREAT READER", but if he were we wouldn't be in this mess
Meloni weighs possible shake-up at the helm of Leonardo and Fincantieri
Leonardo's Cingolani is under pressure after tensions with the Prime Minister over the AI-based Michelangelo Dome defence project
‘Turning point’ for global pharma trade, industry warns after Trump tariff decision
Tariffs risk disrupting supply and access to medicines
Greece announces government reshuffle after EU farm scandal resignations
PM Mitsotakis, has vowed to imprison the "thieves" responsible and to reclaim the funds
Kremlin downplays Trump’s threat of leaving NATO
An EU military alliance would be 'worse then NATO' and 'extremely hostile', said Medvedev
VOLTAGE: France launches ‘Friends of the Ocean’ group
In today's edition: EU ETS free allowances, marine environment, price of nuclear fusion
FIREPOWER: European allies urge Trump to stop ‘trash talking’ NATO
Austria, Hormuz, SMEs
FIRST AID: For the first time, Trump’s tariff policy hits EU medicines
In today's edition: Tobacco evaluation, snus and millions of Covid jabs
THE HACK: EU cyber team confirms group behind attack
In today's edition: MEP's China trip report, space law compromise, Italy's eID
Closing the loop for a strong European circular economy [Promoted Content]
Secondary materials – such as recycled waste and industrial by-products – can and will replace more and more virgin resources in a circular, resource-efficient, sustainable, future-proof EU-economy. Due for adoption later in 2026, the EU Circular Economy Act has the potential to boost the EU economy, the material independence of its important supply chains, decarbonisation […]
Mocked in power
Also, in Friday’s edition: Strait of Hormuz, Thierry Monasse, MEPs in China, Doomsday clock chief